While Cleeland had an excellent second half, i think a lot of credit needs to go to the O line. They showed up in the second half and gave Cleeland the extra time he needed to throw strikes.

How did we come out so flat on both sides of the ball? Too much joy? Does this buttress the argument that 2s and 3s at QB need PT? I'm guessing we also miss the veteran leadership from the Ivies.

It seemed like the team was filled with nerves and butterflies. Thankfully, halftime they had a chance to catch their breath and regain composure. The offensive line definitely improved in the second half. During the final drive, I turned to my son and said, that the last play appeared to be in slow motion, but in a good way

So much better on the line of scrimmage in the second half. Resilient bunch of guys.